Mitch4 sends this in: “A comment mentions “Business to China” which I have never heard, but it does remind me that there is a “business to business” category sometimes abbreviated “B2B”. But why would this elementary school class be studying that?”
Yes, let’s use those other letters!
B2F: Business to Fraud
B2G: Business to Government
B2I: Business to Influencers
B2M: Business to Military, or Business to Monkeys (somebody has to sell the barrels to those monkeys)
B2P: Business to Ponzi, or Business to Prison
I like Mitch’s suggestions, but B2B is a decades-old shorthand for business-to-business, and B2C is business-to-consumer.
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This isn’t an elementary school. They’re adults at a conference table in a business setting. One of them is a balding man wearing a shirt and tie.
‘B2C’ of course is business-to-consumer. ‘B2G’ (business-to-government) is absolutely a real term. B2E (business-to-employee) also gets tossed around. There are other similar abbreviations for sales channels, like B2B2C and C2C.
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